Here Are All the TV Shows Coming to Hulu This Week, Including a New Fantasy Anime

This week, Hulu is adding a wide variety of shows and movies, including dramatic series, reality competitions, and documentaries. You’ll find everything from classic sitcoms and anime to long-running unscripted favorites, plus new series covering topics like forensic science and wilderness survival. All of these titles will become available on Hulu between March 18th and March 22nd.

‘The Nanny’ (1993)

The Nanny tells the story of Fran Fine, a fun-loving cosmetics salesperson from Queens, who takes a job as the nanny for a wealthy Broadway producer’s three kids. The show focuses on her lively relationship with the Sheffield family and their dry-witted butler, Niles. Fran’s bold and colorful personality often contrasts with the sophisticated Sheffields, but she eventually wins them over with her charm. This beloved 90s sitcom, famous for its distinctive fashion and humor, will be available to stream starting Wednesday, March 18.

‘The Chrisleys: Back to Reality’ (2025)

This reality show gives viewers an inside look at the Chrisley family as they deal with personal and public struggles. The series follows their efforts to rebuild their lives after facing legal and financial difficulties. It highlights how the family and their children stay connected and keep a positive attitude through tough times. The show premieres on Wednesday, March 18th, and offers a candid look at their journey to reclaim their public image.

‘Sword of the Demon Hunter’ (2025)

This anime is set in historical Japan and centers on Jintaro, a young man dedicated to protecting a shrine maiden in a secluded mountain village. The story follows Jintaro and his demon-hunting adventures over many years and through various periods of Japanese history. Ultimately, he obtains a powerful, legendary sword to fight supernatural forces threatening humankind. You can start watching the series on Thursday, March 19th. It’s a mix of historical storytelling, classic Japanese myths, and exciting action.

‘Management of a Novice Alchemist’ (2022)

Sarasa Feed, a young orphan and recent graduate of the Royal Alchemist Academy, receives an old shop in a quiet village. She’ll need to fix it up, collect ingredients, and use her alchemy skills to help the people who live there. The series follows Sarasa as she learns to run a business and builds friendships within the community. This feel-good fantasy will be available on Hulu starting Thursday, March 19th, offering a relaxing take on the world of magical crafting.

‘Taking the Stand’ (2022)

This documentary series takes a close look at famous criminal trials, but with a twist – it focuses on the defendants who took the stand. Each episode analyzes the legal tactics and potential dangers of a defendant speaking directly to the jury. Using old video and insights from legal experts, the show reveals how a testimony can mean the difference between freedom and a guilty verdict. The series premieres on Thursday, March 19th, and offers an in-depth view of how the American justice system works.

‘Life After People’ (2009)

This thought-provoking documentary series uses stunning visuals to picture what Earth would look like if people disappeared. Experts in science and engineering detail how our cities and buildings would crumble over time, and how nature would eventually take over. The series also looks at which structures might last the longest. You can start watching this informative program on Thursday, March 19th. It’s a captivating exploration of engineering, biology, and the power of the natural world.

‘The Proof Is Out There: UnXplained Edition’ (2025)

Tony Harris hosts a fascinating exploration of puzzling videos, photos, and recordings that don’t seem to have easy answers. The show brings in leading experts and uses cutting-edge technology to figure out if the evidence is genuine, a fake, or simply a natural occurrence. From unusual things seen in the sky to reports of strange creatures, this series dives into a variety of modern-day mysteries. This special installment of the popular franchise will premiere on Thursday, March 19th, and seeks to uncover the truth behind the supernatural.

‘Expedition Unknown’ (2015)

Join Josh Gates as he journeys around the world, investigating famous legends and searching for lost treasures. This exciting series blends historical research with thrilling adventures, taking viewers to remote places as Gates tries to solve age-old mysteries. He interviews locals and uses cutting-edge technology to uncover hidden locations. The series premieres on the service Saturday, March 21st, and continues to offer a captivating look at history and the unknown.

‘Naked and Afraid’ (2013)

I’m so excited for the new season! It’s incredible to watch these survivalists dropped into the harshest environments with absolutely nothing – no food, water, or even clothes! They only get one tool to help them, and then have to use their skills to build shelter and find food. It’s really intense seeing how isolation and hunger affect them, both physically and mentally. You can start streaming it on Saturday, March 21st, and honestly, it’s still the toughest survival test I’ve ever seen on TV.

‘Guy’s Grocery Games’ (2013)

Guy Fieri is the host of a new cooking competition where chefs battle it out inside a giant supermarket. Each round presents unique challenges – like cooking with limited ingredients or a tight budget. The winning chef gets to go on a final “Shopping Spree” for a cash prize. The show premieres on Saturday, March 21st and combines the excitement of fast-paced cooking with the skill of strategic grocery shopping.

‘MythBusters’ (2003)

Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman investigate popular myths, movie moments, and internet trends using real science. They design detailed experiments to see if these things are true, possible, or false – labeling them ‘Busted,’ ‘Plausible,’ or ‘Confirmed.’ Their investigations often include exciting demonstrations with explosions and advanced technology, all in the name of finding out what’s real. This popular and educational show begins streaming on Saturday, March 21st, and is known for making science and engineering fun and understandable for everyone.

‘BBQ Brawl – Flay vs Symon’ (2019)

As a total barbecue fanatic, I’m really excited about this new show! It pits Bobby Flay and Michael Symon against each other, but the cool part is they’re each guiding a team of seriously talented pitmasters. The show dives deep into all the different regional barbecue styles and techniques – Texas, Memphis, Carolina, you name it. Basically, it’s a competition to find the ultimate “Master of ‘Cue,” and each episode has these crazy, high-pressure outdoor cooking challenges that really test everyone’s skills. It drops on streaming this Saturday, March 21st, and it’s all about the passion and expertise that goes into making incredible American barbecue.

‘Forensic Factor: A New Era’ (2023)

This documentary series offers a fresh look at how today’s forensic science helps solve challenging criminal cases. Each episode focuses on a different investigation, showing how techniques like DNA analysis and digital forensics were key to finding answers. Viewers will see how experts collect evidence and the moments that led to justice being served. The series will premiere on Sunday, March 22nd, and provides a realistic and informative look at modern police investigations.

‘Summertide’ (2024)

This drama tells the story of Martin Field, a marine biologist who returns to his coastal hometown with his children after the loss of his wife. He hopes to find support from his family and a fresh start. The series beautifully portrays the challenges of grief, the importance of protecting our environment, and the ups and downs of family life. It premieres on Sunday, March 22nd, and offers a touching look at a family navigating healing and new beginnings in a stunning, but sometimes difficult, setting.

Tell us which of these upcoming series you are most excited to binge-watch in the comments.

2026-03-16 19:52